IN THE TENTH YEAR OF THE PANDEMONIUM

IN THE TENTH YEAR OF THE PANDEMONIUM

Sunday, April 3, 2022



Now'days its very important to think of easy, low maintenance ways to grow food.  I like this idea.  Its portable.  Fairly cheap.  Good practice.  Suitable for small lots.
 

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